Perjury Indictment Hinted Against Lattimore in Senate Case
The United States plans a new federal indictment against Owen Lattimore, former State Department adviser, for perjury tied to his Senate Internal Security Subcommittee testimony. The pending move stems from the Institute of Pacific Relations inquiry and may add to seven prior counts, with possible consolidation into the original indictment.
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Woman killed in Los Angeles hit and run
Jean Wallace mother of actor Jean Wallace was struck by a car that fled the scene in Los Angeles. Police said the vehicle pinned her nearly 60 feet before stopping. James Stanfield, 28, was arrested on suspicion of manslaughter after allegedly leaving the scene.
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Bus stop realignment clears curb space in downtown area
City officials end a bus stop in front of the downtown Post Office on American Ave and shift traffic to a 10 minute parking zone. Plans include adding courtesy mail boxes and potential consolidation of two east side bus stops to ease curb congestion.
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U.S. Charges Chinese Reds Hold 15 Fliers
The United States charges Chinese Communists hold 15 American airmen. A U S defense statement says the men were acknowledged alive at a Geneva conference and verified by returning prisoners exchanged since the Korea armistice. The 15 were claimed to have flown over neutral territory during the Korean War. The Communists also must account for 526 Americans missing or unaccounted for.
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Four US destroyers visit Tackett Island near Nationalist base
Four United States destroyers steamed to Tackett Island, a Nationalist base within sight of the coast, in a move seen as a possible first target if Communist forces attack Formosa. The visit follows naval authority notes and signals potential springboard for mainland invasion plans.
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Prison Terms for Members
A compromise bill to outlaw the Communist Party passed Congress and goes to President Eisenhower for signature. The agreement removed a provision to jail members, while retaining penalties under the 1950 Internal Security Act. The measure deems the party an instrumentality of a conspiracy and would bar its members from defense plants government employment and passports.
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Funds Sent to Stranded Ship Here
The Audrey II freighter, stranded near the breakwater, received funds from its New York office to pay the crew and bunker the ship. The National Maritime Union sought a lien for back wages but withheld action as a corporate telegram promised forthcoming funds. The ship may sail to Japan within 24 hours with coal cargo, under Coast Guard observation.
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Capone associate Gioe slain in Chicago ambush
Gioe 82, once linked to Al Capone's mob and jailed in 1944, was shot multiple times near his car after dining at a restaurant. Police found no witnesses but pursued several leads as investigators tied Gioe to the Capone syndicate and earlier gangland killings.
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Foggy Flight Improves Landing at Hollywood Park
Betty Worden, 24, of Dominguez, a pilot and former instructor Harold Wysong, 49, of Lakewood, plus two passengers from Las Vegas, landed a four place Piper Clipper at Hollywood Park in fog. Wysong avoided the track and reached a safe landing then departed after an 11 a.m. takeoff in front of an empty grandstand.
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Weather outlook with clouds and clearing afternoon
The forecast calls for night and morning cloudiness with clearing by afternoon. Possible drizzle early Friday. Temperature remains nearly steady with little change.
Where to Find It Beach Combining-vrage Boyle Page A-23
Classified and feature listings indicate sections and page numbers for sections like Beach, Bridge, Comics, Crossword, Editorial, Financial, Obituaries, TV, Shipping Table, World, and Women. The note references multiple pages A-23, A-25 26 27, B-2 3 4 5 6 12 13 19 10 and B-13.
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Rescue Fails as 84 Year Old Woman Leaps From Balcony
Davis attempted a rescue on a 13-story apartment building when 84 year old Mrs. Mary Graff refused help. She slipped from his grip and fell to the ground after a note asked to notify her son Graff of Beverly Hills. The woman was reportedly going blind from cataracts.
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Atom Cannon Plunges Off Highway in Germany Accident
An American 85 ton atomic cannon veered off a 72 foot embankment near here today while being transported between two bridges on Federal Highway 25 in Bavaria. Three U S soldiers were injured in the crash after the forward vehicle skidded as the driver attempted to pass another car, according to German police.
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Ex Army Chief Said Victim of Leukemia
Charles P. Summerall, retired president emeritus of the Citadel and former U S Army Chief of Staff, entered Walter Reed Hospital in Washington on Monday and reportedly is suffering from leukemia according to reports.
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NYU Chemical Blast Injures One Person
A chemical explosion at New York University in the chemical engineering building injured one person. Police said the accident was not serious despite earlier reports of an undetermined number of injuries.
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Central Illinois Hit by Damaging Winds
A severe storm lashed Central Illinois delivering gusts up to 63 mph and dumping debris across Springfield and Jacksonville. Trees toppled, power and telephone lines failed in multiple communities, with several hours of outages. The Dinvis State Fair Grounds saw tents overturned and a large crowd evacuated, as a 400 foot radio tower stood briefly endangered five miles south of Springfield.
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